If you’ve been putting off a trophy run in Battlefield V or haven’t gotten around to Like a Dragon: Ishin!, time’s running out. Sony is pulling seven games from the PS Plus Extra and Premium catalogs on November 18, 2025 and that means you’ve only got a few days left to jump in.

Battlefield V and other PS Plus games are exiting soon

Game departures aren’t uncommon, but this month’s lineup includes some fan-favorites and niche gems that might slip by unnoticed. Here’s the full list of games leaving the service:

• Battlefield V
• Like a Dragon: Ishin!
• Digimon Survive
• Synapse (PSVR2)
• Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
• Football Manager 2024 (Console)
• Alternate Jake Hunter: Daedalus: The Awakening of Golden Jazz

Whether you’re chasing final trophies, testing multiplayer one last time, or just curious about something you missed, this is your last weekend to do it under the PS Plus banner.

Rotation hits amid PS Plus catalog refresh

This exit list comes during a broader reshuffle. New titles like GTA V and Red Dead Redemption are hitting the catalog mid-November, and monthly free games like Stray and EA Sports WRC 24 arrived earlier. So while some games are disappearing, others are sliding in to take their place a typical shift for PS Plus.

But rotation has its ripple effects. Games like Battlefield V, which still maintain an active multiplayer base, may see reduced player counts once discovery drops off. When titles vanish from subscription catalogs, new user flow tends to dry up fast especially for older or mid-tier games.

How to check which PS Plus games are leaving

If you’re unsure whether a game is on its way out, you can:

• Check the regional PlayStation Store listings
• Use the PlayStation app for departure notes
• Browse community threads (like Reddit’s PS Plus forums) for localized confirmations

These exits aren’t always globally identical, so it’s worth verifying if you’re not on the U.S. storefront.

Fewer PS4 games on the horizon

Looking ahead, Sony plans to reduce how often PS4 titles appear in the PS Plus catalog. Starting January 2026, PS4 additions will become “occasional,” according to a recent report. That means older titles — particularly those from the mid-2010s could become less accessible via subscription. If you care about legacy games, now might be the time to play or buy them while they’re easy to grab.

Don’t wait until the last day

Waiting until November 18 to download or finish these games is a gamble. Servers can be slow, licenses can glitch, and storefront refreshes don’t always run on local time. If anything on the departure list caught your eye, now’s the moment to grab it, even if you’re just planning for a backlog run later.

PS Plus giveth and taketh. This time, it’s taking Battlefield V and the clock is ticking.